SCRAP CABLE RECYCLING

Hunter Scrap metal is a valuable resource that can be recycled and repurposed for various industries. At scrap metal Australia, we offer a range of recycling services, including aluminum recycling, metal steel recycling, copper shiny recycling, brass recycling, aluminum rims recycling, copper recycling, copper pipes recycling, copper wires recycling, and other types of non-ferrous metal recycling.

We have a fleet of trucks that can come to you, anywhere in New South Wales and surrounding areas.
Our team at Hunter Scrap Metal is dedicated to providing fast, efficient, and reliable bin servicing to meet your needs. We offer free bin hire and come equipped with special tools to move sharp metals or heavy cables from your property. Our cable and metal pickup services are free, and we cover areas across all of NSW.

We assure you of same-day service if you are based around Sydney.
In addition to our scrap metal services, we also offer a range of recycling options for a variety of materials. We are committed to reducing our impact on the environment and are proud to do our part in the effort to go green.
If you’re looking to sell your brass scrap metal, we can help. Our dealers and recyclers provide you with a solution to suit your needs and help you get the best value for your metal.

We offer highly competitive prices because the satisfaction of our clients is our priority.
At Hunter Scrap Metal Australia, we understand that not all scrap metal is created equal. That’s why we provide specialized recycling services for aluminum, metal steel, copper shiny, brass, aluminum rims, copper, copper pipes, copper wires, and other types of non-ferrous metals.

Whether you’re a contractor with a large load of metal or a homeowner with a few small items, we are here to help. Contact us today to schedule a pickup.

NSW Service Areas

We cover the following locations in New South Wales:
Newcastle: Maitland, Raymond Terrace, Cessnock, Toronto, Cardiff, Belmont, Morisset, Nelson Bay, Singleton.
Central Coast: Gosford, Wyong, Woy Woy, Toukley.
Forster: Green Point, Coomba Park, Coolongolook.
Taree: Gloucester, Nabiac, Krambach, Wingham, Harrington, Old Bar.
Port Macquarie: Wauchope, Nambucca Heads, Blackmans Point, Lake Innes, Lake Cathie, Bonny Hills, Laurieton, Diamond Head, Kempsey.
Coffs Harbour: Woolgoolga, Bellingen, Nambucca Heads, Macksville, Ebor, Grafton, Yamba.
Armidale: Guyra, Uralla, Walcha, Glen Innes.
Muswellbrook: Scone, Aberdeen, Glenbawn, Sandy Hollow.
Tamworth, Narrabri, Dubbo and more.

HOW TO SELL YOUR SCRAP CABLE

If you have scrap cable that you want to sell in Central Coast, New South Wales, Scrap Metal is here to help. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to sell your scrap cable to them:

Gather Your Scrap Cable: The first step is to gather all the scrap cable you want to sell. This can include copper cables, aluminum cables, and other types of non-ferrous metal cables. Make sure that the cable is separated by type, as this will help with the processing and pricing of your scrap.
Request a Quote: Once you have your scrap cable ready, the next step is to request a quote from Scrap Metal. You can do this by giving them a call or by filling out their online form. One of their representatives will get back to you promptly with an offer for your scrap cable.
Accept the Offer: If you’re happy with the offer, the next step is to accept it. Scrap Metal Wanted offers competitive prices for all types of scrap cable, so you can rest assured that you’re getting a fair deal.
Arrange for Pickup or Drop-Off: Once you have accepted the offer, Scrap Metal Wanted will arrange for the pickup or drop-off of your scrap cable. They are dedicated to making the process as hassle-free as possible, so they will work with you to find a time that is convenient for you.
Get Paid: Finally, you will get paid for your scrap cable. Scrap Metal Wanted pays top dollar for all types of scrap cable recycling, and they make sure to dispose of it in an environmentally responsible manner. This means that you can feel good about not only getting paid for your scrap cable but also about doing your part to protect the environment.